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@1brotherman @Utdbeni He would have had more hat tricks if he was ‘more clinical’ during Amorim reign. Unfortunately, that’s Amad. You’ve not responded to Amad having the best time of his career as a RWB tho. I take it you agree with my opinion on it.

@CoolManutd @Utdbeni Every player praises a departing manager. Amad will score more hattricks if he becomes more clinical. Even as a winger.

This under Ruben Amorim?

@Utdbeni Y’all called for Amad to be sold because he hit a rock, and now, you’re vexed because he might follow the Manager that gave him the best time of his professional career. 😂😂

@1brotherman @Utdbeni Amad praised Amorim for giving him the freedom to play higher up the pitch, Amad has the best time of his career playing as a RWB, he had his first career hat-trick from that position. Now, he’s a winger and he’s suddenly shit. So, Yes, Amad does love playing as RWB.

@Utdbeni Who's selling him Amad and do you think Amad likes playing in that wacky wing back position?

On Rashford’s return. The decision is not for Carrick to make, it’s for the board. The board sent Rashford packing for his bad attitude and his huge wage. The decision was more of finances to me. Carrick is a head coach, he doesn’t have a say in transfer policies.

@e_s_yes @Cantonadevils How’s the tweet about Amorim? Did Amorim fall? Do you consider sacking a coach for calling out the board as downfall? Rashford was sent out for his bad attitude and it has nothing to do with your so called ‘downfall’.

@Cantonadevils Leave Rashford alone He wasn't the cause of your Amorim's downfall

It’s very obvious that Marcus Rashford wants to return to Manchester United since Michael Carrick is the Head Coach. Rashford prefers to stay at United till 2028 and honor his contract, watch how Carrick gladly takes him back like a fool. The beginning of Carrick’s downfall is taking Marcus Rashford back into the club and dressing room, not only will it create a rift and factions within the dressing room. It will also bring in negativity too.

@NoushardMUFC “Vision scares people who only understand short term results”, that’s the line. They said you should be winning while building… Amorim made a huge career mistake coming to United mid-season.

They told us no big club would ever touch Ruben Amorim again. They said he would be the next Erik ten Hag. Finished. Exposed. Done. Six months later, AC Milan came calling. Seven-time European champions. One of football’s biggest stages. So much for the “finished” narrative. He was sacked while rebuilding a broken club. Sacked after helping bring in some of the best players United have signed in over a decade. Sacked because he demanded more. More standards. More intensity. More ambition. Do not rewrite history. He found Manchester United in 14th under Ten Hag. When he left, we were 6th. Three points off the top three. That is not failure. That is unfinished work. I will always back Amorim. Not because he is perfect. But because vision scares people who only understand short-term results. Now Milan believes in that vision. And the football world will watch what happens next.

@QuadriOPE18 On the contrary. The 3-4-3 or 3-5-2 formation is now widely used in Italy and its not novel to any team facing it, you’ll need to be a genius or have deep pocket to succeed with the system. It cannot be like Conte’s Chelsea, where he bagged the EPL with 3-4-3 in his 1st season.

It wouldn’t be surprising if Rúben Amorim succeeds in Serie A with his 3-4-3. His system already matches key Italian principles: back-three build-up, structured midfield control, and wing-backs providing width. If he adjusts the intensity and manages transitions better, his tactical model fits the league well enough to compete for top honors. In Serie A, success with back-three systems has mostly come through managers like Antonio Conte, Simone Inzaghi, and Gian Piero Gasperini.

@_NwaChi07 😂😂 Ten Hag has one of the worst transfer policies laced with fraud in ManUtd history.

Erik Ten Hag; • Disrespected Cristiano Ronaldo and forced him out of Manchester United and replaced with Werghost • Replaced David De Gea with Andre Onana • Made us lose 7-0 against Liverpool • We finished 6th before he was employed but we were 14th when he left Better than Amorim una😪

@CoutoPress @khafid100 @Real_Phlames You must have recited this lines over and over again that it’s stuck in your head. I hope your Carrick takes you to European final and win it.

He was officially the worst Manchester United manager of the Premier League era, lost a European final to one of worst Spurs sides in history and first manager to never make a statement or thank any section of the fanbase upon his departure (even those who sang his name each game when we were losing every week). So let’s be realistic, you can can forgive fans for having very strong views on the matter.

I’ve been seeing different takes flying around about Amorim’s imminent appointment by AC Milan. Most negative and some positive but my concern is that this man is no longer Manchester United manager, since his sacking he’s not uttered a single word about United in a negative way so I wonder why when we should focus and put our energy behind Michael Carrick we’re still stuck talking about an ex who appears to have moved on. We need to do better as a fanbase for real. This guy’s gone, we’re in a better place as a club since his dismissal so why can’t we just focus on ourselves and leave a man who doesn’t represent us anymore be? Are we the toxic ex here or Ruben Amorim?

@Gosleepriya 49

Tell me the number greater than 46 by moving just one stick. 0.0001% will win.

This Carrick readiness to take Rashford is generating a lot of heat. I don’t see it happening, Carrick doesn’t make the decision. The decision to let Rashford leave is financial based. INEOS are not ready to pay his huge wages, so Carrick is only fooling himself.

@tunnarmcniarr Marcel Sabitzer.

Which one of these players do you think United should have signed permanently ?

@commissionase They’ll say anything to spit on Amorim. They’re pained he got a good club.

"AC Milan is small club" AC Milan have won 7 UCLs and 19 scudettos. I don't know how you define small clubs but those numbers aren't for small clubs. "they are a small club now" Man United haven't won the league in 13 years and the UCL 18 years ago. Does that make us small?

@okikey @Medleycrys You’re correct brother 💯 He has proven himself already with 7 trophies to his name.

The funny thing is people keep saying, “let Amorim prove himself.” Prove what exactly? He took Sporting from irrelevance to champions. Even after his departure, the foundations he built are still visible today. At Manchester United, he wasn’t even given a full season, yet we could already see improvements: better structure, clearer patterns of play, improved fitness levels, and a team that finally looked like it knew what it was trying to do. For the first time in years, you could actually predict how United wanted to play. You don’t have to agree with me, but you can’t convince me that a manager should be judged before he’s given the time to finish the job. AC Milan clearly see something. Time will tell if Manchester United missed something too.

I honestly don’t get why anyone should be doing the talk and defending for Amorim fr (that’s for fans of people that knows their Stan isn’t upto level of the pr) Let Amorim brilliance do the talking for him on the pitch, let him show the world he’s one of the best through results.. No need to go posting & defending him b2b on yur timeline.. Let those who hate him keep hating & pretending like they don’t know how good he is while you wait for him to prove himself. At least. Firstly, He has proven himself by getting a top job.. LET HIM DO HIS OWN TALKING!!!

@Medleycrys He did it already with 7 trophies to his name. 😂 what more do you need? He’s not out there to prove anything like Carrick, he’s the deal. He’s chosen another country and he’ll thrive there.

@xKGx__ Journalist are now threatening players 😂😂Incredible.

🚨 𝗕𝗿𝗲𝗮𝗸𝗶𝗻𝗴: • Vinícius Júnior 🇧🇷 reportedly refused to give a halftime interview to FIFA’s broadcast team. 🎙️ Journalist: “You’ll be fined for that.” 🗣️ Vinícius: “We’ll pay the fine. Nobody is doing halftime interviews.” 🤯🔥

@unitedzin0 Nah. ManUtd plays with double midfield, Kobbie and Case, while Brazil operates with only Case as holding midfielder and Bruno G and Paqueta press higher up the field, the reason for the gap in Brazil midfield against Morocco. Kobbie cannot play against Morocco fast press.

You will now begin to understand the work that Kobbie Mainoo did besides Casemiro because Bruno G and Paqueta were unable to control or hold the ball… Mainoo was bossing the midfield with his ball playing ability while Casemiro can either go up front or stay to defend He didn’t need to hold the ball but with a Bruno G and Paqueta… both of them ain’t that good with the ball on their feet, they made us realize Casemiro weakness easily

@UtdMaI WTF it is about this “Mainoo craze”? if we secure M. Fernandes this summer, Mainoo won’t be starting. It’s guaranteed. You lot better get used to seeing your star boy start from the bench.

This Manchester United team would be illegal next season💀

@Nuel006 All these lies just to get engagements 😂😂 wahala

Amorim is a genius to be honest, he’s the only manager in Manchester history that was able to divide the club and turn majority of the fans against their own legend, while having a 31% win rate. Ask yourself what did a teenager Kobbie Mainoo do to him that he wanted to club to sell him and he actually preferred Ugarte over him. Van Gaal saw him. Mourinho loved him. Ole adored him. Carrick relished him. Ten Hag praised him. Ruben Amorim easily the WORST Man United manager in history said he wasn’t good enough and United fans ran with it.

@mydevilsopinion @giddy_fx How is moving from a Manager with 7 titles to his name to someone with zero an upgrade?

@giddy_fx You think Manchester United have not upgraded from Amorim to Carrick 😭

Every big team here upgraded their mangers/head coaches except Man United and Man City. Chelsea went from Enzo Maresca to Xabi Alonso, which is an upgrade. Tottenham went from Thomas Frank to Roberto De Zerbi, which is one of the greatest upgrades here. Liverpool went from Arne Slot to Andoni Iraola, which is also a notable upgrade. Manchester City went from the 2nd greatest manager of all time to Enzo Maresca, which is one of the worst downgrades Manchester United also went from Ruben Amorim to Michael Carrick and it’s also a notable downgrade. It doesn’t mean I’m wishing any of them failure, it’s just a significant acknowledgment in the rankings of the coaches and what they have done. You can disagree but you can’t deny the fact that most of them here are better and not better than their successors 👍